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Table 2
Crater Immersion and Emersion Times for the
Total Lunar Eclipse of 1997 March 24
UT of UT of
Immersion Crater Name Emersion Crater Name
3:03 Grimaldi 4:56 Plato
3:07 Billy 5:02 Aristoteles
3:15 Campanus 5:09 Aristarchus
3:20 Kepler 5:11 Eudoxus
3:21 Tycho 5:19 Grimaldi
3:26 Aristarchus 5:19 Timocharis
3:31 Copernicus 5:21 Pytheas
3:37 Pytheas 5:21 Kepler
3:46 Timocharis 5:28 Copernicus
3:50 Dionysius 5:29 Billy
3:52 Manilius 5:38 Manilius
3:57 Menelaus 5:40 Menelaus
3:59 Goclenius 5:44 Plinius
4:01 Plinius 5:44 Campanus
4:05 Langrenus 5:50 Dionysius
4:07 Taruntius 5:51 Proclus
4:13 Proclus 5:56 Tycho
4:13 Plato 5:59 Taruntius
4:18 Eudoxus 6:08 Goclenius
4:25 Aristoteles 6:12 Langrenus
Predictions include a 2% enlargement of the umbral shadow due to Earth's atmosphere.

Table 4
Crater Immersion and Emersion Times for the
Total Lunar Eclipse of 1997 September 16
UT of UT of
Immersion Crater Name Emersion Crater Name
17:12 Grimaldi 19:29 Grimaldi
17:15 Aristarchus 19:30 Billy
17:19 Kepler 19:33 Campanus
17:20 Billy 19:33 Tycho
17:25 Pytheas 19:41 Kepler
17:27 Copernicus 19:43 Aristarchus
17:28 Timocharis 19:49 Copernicus
17:30 Plato 19:52 Pytheas
17:34 Campanus 19:56 Timocharis
17:38 Aristoteles 20:03 Manilius
17:39 Eudoxus 20:03 Plato
17:40 Manilius 20:03 Dionysius
17:43 Menelaus 20:06 Menelaus
17:47 Dionysius 20:08 Goclenius
17:47 Plinius 20:09 Plinius
17:47 Tycho 20:10 Eudoxus
17:56 Proclus 20:11 Aristoteles
17:59 Taruntius 20:13 Langrenus
18:02 Goclenius 20:15 Taruntius
18:07 Langrenus 20:18 Proclus
Predictions include a 2% enlargement of the umbral shadow due to Earth's atmosphere.

WebMaster: Fred Espenak Planetary Systems Branch - Code 693 e-mail: espenak@lepvax.gsfc.nasa.gov NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Maryland 20771 USA
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